Does this curler fit for use in a country that a normal household electricity is at 220V?
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I don't think it would work without a converter. I have 110V electricity and it works well here.
2249444
It must be with the proper voltage converter as it is high watts and requires a different type than you would need with a curling iron.
2052254
Have a look on the curlers to see what the "wattage" is. It will be next to the 110V small print and will be a number ending in a "W". As long as it does not exceed 330W you should be okay. You should allow a safety margin of 1.5 times for the wattage rating. I.e. 1.5 x 330 is just under 500. Hope it helps. The plugs themselves should be fine.
698651
My husband used a hairdryer in Europe, but you have to have special converters to accommodate the difference in current and outlet plug shapes.
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Charges things with no problem. Curling iron is dependent on whether it can handle 220 volts.
1203636
Yes. Just remember to change the settings if you can on the appliance. I could plug in and use my blowdryer and curling irons, but they ended up burning up after I got home because of the wattage difference and I had forgotten to switch them over to international settings.
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If you have a proper converter, you could probably use it without blowing it up. I have used hairdryers and curling irons with a converter on 220 V electrical outlets before. Since this is not a very powerful beater, it might not work as well on 220 V.
779563
There is no adapter kit included with the curling iron, it just operates on dual voltage. I purchased a separate adapter plug to use with it.
2097914
it's the power of the plug/voltage. first you need to check which power your country's plugs support. if it matches with the curling iron voltage, you can buy it.
1698917
This curling wand is intended for household use. Use on Alternating Current(60 Hertz) ONLY. This unit is designed to be operated at 120V AC. P.s this is from the Operating Instructions from the product. I hope this helps.
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Not sure. What kind of power is in use in the Phillipines? If the outlet is like Europe's (recessed) you will need an additional adapter - the pins on the back if the converter are too short (this is actually a safety consideration. If your hair straightener is rated over 1600 watts or if you plan to have it plugged in for over 30 min. I'd recommend NOT using this device. Check power specs on the straightener - some might be able to run 120-240 volts 50-60 Hz. Might have a switch on the device. If in doubt contact the manufacturer of the straightener. Sorry I gave you more questions than answers but that's the best I can do in this case. Not sure. What kind of power is in use in the Phillipines? If the outlet is like Europe's (recessed) you will need an additional adapter - the pins on the back if the converter are too short (this is actually a safety consideration. If your hair straightener is rated over 1600 watts or if you plan to have it plugged in for over 30 min. I'd recommend NOT using this device. Check power specs on the straightener - some might be able to run 120-240 volts 50-60 Hz. Might have a switch on the device. If in doubt contact the manufacturer of the straightener. Sorry I gave you more questions than... » Read More Not sure. What kind of power is in use in the Phillipines? If the outlet is like Europe's (recessed) you will need an additional adapter - the pins on the back if the converter are too short (this is actually a safety consideration. If your hair straightener is rated over 1600 watts or if you plan to have it plugged in for over 30 min. I'd recommend NOT using this device. Check power specs on the straightener - some might be able to run 120-240 volts 50-60 Hz. Might have a switch on the device. If in doubt contact the manufacturer of the straightener. Sorry I gave you more questions than answers but that's the best I can do in this case. « Show Less
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Yes, it transforms the 120 to 220 or if You were in Europe you would need a converter to use your 120 volt stuff (electric razor, hair curler, radio, laptop etc) to accept 220 0r 240. Same unit as you are considering purchasing.
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this clipper is set by 110V ~120V. Not sure could fit 220volt, i think you need to transfer the volt down to 120V
115430
Yes. We have similar situation, after purchase of an electric massager (220 V) from The Phil. We live in the U.S. It is perfect, also dual voltage (110 and 220 V).
1011529
Yes. C-type should work in Germany, Italy, and Austria. Note, however, it is an adapter and NOT a converter. It does not change the voltage from 220 to 110. Do not use it for a hairdryer or curling iron or any other 110 only device.
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The instruction sheet says it works with heating type appliances up to 1875 watts, including curling irons. However, I have never used it for this application. Yes, it does convert 220 to 120 volts. Thank you.
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It has been used with a 110/220 hair dryer in England, France, Belgium, Sweden and Germany. It is an adaptor and max 250 v.